Victoria Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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okay, nothing to do with any recent tweets, but what are you reading now? Me: The Habits of Squirrels by Brian Livingston The Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School by Sonora Reyes We Own This City by Justin Fenton Notes to a Tribe Called Quest by Hanif Abdurraqib (audiobook)

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okay, nothing to do with any recent tweets, but what are you reading now? Me: The Habits of Squirrels by Brian Livingston The Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School by Sonora Reyes We Own This City by Justin Fenton Notes to a Tribe Called Quest by Hanif Abdurraqib (audiobook)

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Book #11 for 2022 is “The Girls in Queens” by Christine Kandic Torres. Such a necessary book, and I can’t wait to discuss it next month with the author. https://t.co/9OBbBsGurA

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For today’s #SealeyChallenge, I’m reading “Sorrow” by Claribel Alegría and translated by Carolyn Forché https://t.co/GeQvYX7yRj

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On the left, Jawbone by Mónica Ojeda, which was translated by Sarah Booker. On the right, @SouthwestReview’s most recent horror issue, edited by Mónica Ojeda & Sarah Booker. Read Ecuadorian writers, and acknowledge translators. That is all. https://t.co/iBsZWqPSEo

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August 4, 2022. “Notes on the Assemblage” by Juan Felipe Herrera. #sealeychallenge https://t.co/Mj9lvi2oAg

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Book #2 for the Sealey Challenge is “Put Your Hand in Mine” by Elaine Woo https://t.co/Kx5HElslu3

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I listened to the “Bad Cops” podcast this weekend & I’m telling you when every five minutes I was flabbergasted. Highly recommend if you’re wondering what to listen to next.

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Book número 17 is “The Trees Witness Everything” by Victoria Chang. Shoutout out to my local library and Hoopla, where I rented a digital version & read this poetry collection over the weekend. https://t.co/6Sd8cmCQFa

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Book #16 of 2022 is the audiobook version of “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely” by Claudia Rankine https://t.co/6sUrqGbmBv